Shereen Lani Younes

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Shereen Lani Younes, a cultural critic and writer, joins the discussion on Gabriele D'Annunzio, the flamboyant figure who shaped early fascist ideology. They delve into D'Annunzio's audacious life, from his heroic World War I escapades to his chaotic takeover of Fiume. The conversation reveals the interplay between his artistic genius and political ambitions, exploring his legacy's absurdity and its influence on Mussolini's rise. Amidst serious analysis, they maintain a humorous tone examining the dangers of unchecked charisma and the roots of authoritarianism.

In this engaging discussion, Shereen Lani Younes, a cultural analyst, dives into the complex life of Gabriele D'Annunzio, the man credited with inventing Fascism. They explore his dual persona as a charismatic seducer and troubling figure, dissecting his poetic talents alongside his eerily predatory behaviors. The conversation also touches on the seductive rhetoric of nationalism and D'Annunzio's controversial role in shaping modern Italy, blending historical insights with reflections on the emotional manipulation still prevalent in politics today.